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Bradford Interchange Train Station

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Trains to Bradford - Station Details and further Information on Bradford Interchange Train Services

Bradford Interchange is a combined railway, coach and bus station in Bradford, England. Bradford Interchange is on the Caldervale Line and is one of the two train stations serving the city of Bradford. The other station is Forster Square, ten minutes' walk away.

During Monday to Saturday daytimes, services run every 15 minutes between the Interchange and Leeds, and hourly onwards to York and Selby respectively. On evenings and Sundays there is a half-hourly service to Leeds and usually hourly to York.

In the other direction there is a train every 15 minutes to Halifax with two trains an hour continuing to Manchester Victoria (one limited stop, the other serving all stations to Rochdale), one to Blackpool North and one to Wakefield Westgate via Huddersfield where customers can change for Sheffield and Manchester Airport. Sundays there is a half-hourly service to Halifax with an hourly service on to Manchester Victoria and one train an hour alternates between Blackpool North and Huddersfield.

Due to the geography of Bradford, the station was built as a terminus. Trains have to reverse out of the station, and drivers have to change to the other end of the train.

Train Services are operated by Northern Rail and Grand Northern.